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HANp-ro-HAND erRUooLx PUa LIFE
A telegram 70 the New York Dmes nom rAp-
bury, Conn, June q says; Samuel A Barnum re-
sides on west street. Last night he retired at the
usual hour. after having secured his house ami az
O'Clock this morning was awakened by hearing
noise He opened his eyes and saw man stand
Ing by his bedside Mt. Barnum arose on his el-
DOW ana said: who are you and what DO yoe
q dagger over Mr.. Barnums head He put his
thinking 70 Tighten the FELLOW. The
garnums trousers ana started for the door. NJ.
Sarnum sprang out OF bed and seized the burglar
nesa wso s,soosa him then sSe IN sss
struggle ensaed- The hallway Is a long and mar.
earring up the carpet destroying the wsn paper,
until they came to the bathroom az the end AZ the
n aarnr phere the burglar went down, and NJ.
arm IN which he held the dagger The burglar
40 not you are a dead man Mr.. Rarnum replied.
WITH ciencned teeth. and closing tighter his grip
on his prisoners throat: "You viii never leave
NE Barnum then felt the dagger In his shoulder
and then called loudly for his son Ami. who heard
fa SpS H sae n 70 MS aid BY this time the whole
alton, father and son struggling with burglar
blood flowing over the carpet, the wife screaiaine
Barnum, in the face OF the superstition that ether
burglars might be down stairs had the conra re 20
go alone and procure the clothes line with W hich
the burglar was tied hands and feet and then car
ried down into the sitting room and tied IN chair
A messenger was then dispatched for omcer aeG.
neor who came and took him TO the lockup.
The burglar entered through a Kitchen window
which was up, the blinds only being closed.
After he got inside be took on his shoes and
placed them by the window. He then III a amp
which stood upon the table. Mr.. Barnunl re-
ceived I'VE cuts, but none OF them are dangerous
Two are In the shoulder, two ON the head, and
one on his LEFT foot. The IA As
was broken on, which probably saved Mr. Bar
NUNS life. The prisoner Is young man about
10 years OF age, about feet 3 inches In
height, has light brown hair, and very light blue
eyes His face is smooth, except a slight
downy mustache. His complexion Is very rn1ch
bronzed, - II he had been on the water consider
ably. HIS general appearance IL not progresses
Ing He wore q new suit OF clothes OF dark mate
RAJ ana thin spring overcoat known a. pepper
and salt" When searched he had on two vest 4.
In his pockets were two empty pocketbooks two
pairs OF handsome sleeve buttons nippers bunch
OF skeleton keys, and MI. Barnums snk handker-
cnlel- IL Is mystery how he came by this
The fellow is evidently . professional He said be
came from Boston. and gave his name a. Joshua
Jones. He was bound over TO the superior Court
In S. 900 bonds
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tateur, died at Carlsbad Germany, yesterday,
aged sxty-siX years. The Hermann now travel-
Ing in this country assistant 70 the former.
The Chicago carpenters viii strike Monday I'm.
less their employers go back on their deterrnina-
ton 10 re-establish the nine-hour day.
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The above IL only . Tol
books. For full list call
the LIST and 10th. fjeTl
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Deploring Justice mercur,s Death.

members OF the Allegheny County bar in the
courthouse here, this Afternoon, resolutions were
adopted deplOr1ng the death OF Chief Justice Mer-
cur, OF the State Supreme Court Glowing tributes
were paid the deceased by Judge stowe, Hon. Jno.
DalZell, JnO. II. Hampton, and others.
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Mr.. C0rc0ran Much Better.
DR.. GARNET HAS GREAT HOPES THAT HE WILL CON
OUT ALL RIGHT.

DR.. GARNET HAS GREAT HOPES THAT He WILL CONE
OUT ALL RIGHT.
It was the judgment OF all of Mr.. Corcoran's
physicians this morning that his condition had
greatly improved since last night. He was, in
deed, great deal better. DR.. A. Y. p. Garnett,
his regular physician, returned to the city yester-
dny and made his first visit last evening. The
three doctors called this morning, and Drs Lincoln
and Hagner retired from the case, but DIR. Garnett
insisted upon their making another visit tO-mor-
row morning.
Mr.. CorcOran passed q very comfortable night
without any OF the restlessness experienced the
night before: He was attended by professional
male nurse from Philadelphia.
DR.. GarnetJ said to a STAR reporter this after
noon that Mr.. Corcorans chances OF perfect re-
coVery to his normal condition OF health were very
much increased. Physicians, he said, did not like
to make representations Us to a man OF MT. Cor
corans age. but he had great hopes that he would
come out OF the attack all right.
few minutes before O'clock Mr.. Corcoran was
reported to be very much better.
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MARRIED.

BROwN-BLEEcKER On May "a, 1857, at n
Marks Church. Jersey CITY: n by Rey; y. + Nor
timer, THOMAS ELLIS BROWN. in. Of New lork, TO
FLORENCE CORALIE, daughter Of the late Pay BIZ
rector J. v. b. Bleecker, u. b. N.
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PROPULSION OF 1CEBERGs-The bark Fluor1ne
arrived at Philadelphia from Ivigtut, reports con-
unuous easteriy winds and fog during the pas.
sage. From latitude 63 degrees down to ~ de.
grees In the line OF so degrees she passed iceberRu
and large quantity OF held Ice. some OF the
oergs were about 400 feet high
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reached Danville, Va, OF q tragedy in Stokes
County, n. C., which may cost two men their lives
A man who formerly lived in Danv1ile named W.
son named Gregory abort the formers wife. The
case was tried In court and Lewis was discharged.
In few days thereafter Lewis left with his wife
for stokes County. AFTER being absent while he
wrote for Gregory to come on, as he had q Job OF
work for him. Eyerything moved along quietly
things were not IS they should be- and he prepared
himae1 70 watch. He was rewarded for his laborA
and nght ensued He had to encounter two OF
the wtfes lovers, one OF whom he dubbed unmer-
cifully and the other he cut The doctor states
that both men viii die. Lewis beto0k himself 70
parts Unknown, ana &C last accounts was stu at
large.
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Sales OF Real Estate.

James F. Keenan, has bought OF Christian Reiss-
ner Tor Sl3242 sub lots 80. 81 3D. and part % So.
l9l, fronting 66.212 feet by 100 on 10th, between
Blake and I streets northwest
Moses H. Page has bought, for s5.231.65, OF 4.
Messrs. c. Darlington and John Ridout have
bought OF 8. Maddox ct al, trustees for a. 4Q3 Ga
twelve lots LII square 674, between II, /, LIST and
n. Capitol streets northeast. Ellen Z. dec. Wood
bury has bought, for s., 800, OF James A. Bates,
lots 80 and Co. square 155 "a ASS feet at the corner
OF New Hampshire avenue and Corcoran street.
Harvey Spaldlng has bought OF .. T. Duffy, lot
IL, So. 164 col by 76 feet, at southwest corner
OF 18th and streets, for S12, 600.
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WITHIN the last three days few slight shocks of
earthQuaxe nave been felt In the City OF Mexico
avn1g the nighttime but no special apprehension
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THE "LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN" TRoUBLR.-Chas
w. Button, the former postmaster at Lynchburg
Va, publishes card In reply 10 the charges mace
by sherman Bros. Tuesday, ia which he says that
the failure Of the latter 10 make a success OF the
Lynehburg Pirgintdn was due 10 their own mis-
management, and not TO any misrepresentation
made by him.
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.. sSas s jsIs Is T Y1ss
Angus. S2H. Corn stesdy--cssh. SST.s 'Juiy. 39S
AA Ssns g. 2.ss hfn.cs:h. S51; July, 90
pztms timothy seed. L90sl.S2 Fisxseed II8.
N Wn1sk idO. fork h.m.Cash. 1LQ0. Lard steady
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Mrs. Updikess TsrranIo Dsash.

WHILE TRYING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HRAIINa GAN.
CREME ATE HKR LIFE AWAY.
Mr.. Hattie Updtke. 8 years old, wife OF prumi.
nent cattle-ranche ownen OF Topeka died SUD.
denly at the residence OF Q friend, No l2ll Tracy
avenue, Kansas City, Mo-, Monday night Tho
coroner said Tuesday:
"Mrs. Updike, VINO was suffering from drupsy.
ana who had been under the care OF Homeopathic
physicians In Topeka, Kan, and In Davenport
Iowa, came to Kansas City two weeks a9o and
placed herself under the Christian science treat
ment OF Mrs. Emma Beahan. This treatment con
sists In trying 10 convince yourself that you are
not diseased, as you think, but suffering nom I'M
agination. About ten days ago sensations OF
numbness and burning set In, and Mrs. Updike
was taken with severe pain In her right knee and
leg. Two days later a small spot of gangrene made
Its appearance on the instep OF thef1ght foot,
ana gradually extended until the right leg
below the knee was covered with n at the time of
death. The Christian science doctor was not
aware that gangrene had set In, having no knowl-
edge OF medicine The woman suffered great tor.
ture during the last eight days She wasR1ven no
opiates whatever until yesterday, when her hus.
band gave her some opium TO ease her pain.-
Mrs. Beahan paid her several visits daily and no
physician was called in. Mr.. Updike arrived In
the city last Tuesday. The coroner gave certifi.
cate TO the effect that death was due to mortinca-
ton OF the right foot and leg. The remains viii
be shipped 20 New York, where the deceased for
merly resided.
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ADANGERoUs BURGLAR CAUGHT.-John alias
"blinky," Lane, one OF the most dangerous and
successful safe burglars In the east has been cap
tured AT Boston, and Will be taken TO Springfield.
where he is suspected OF having IN company with
Bi Bennett alias English Bill, robbed the stores
OF John kimbali ana Orrfn Lombard. The two
burglars mentioned are believed 70 be the leaders
or a gang that has infested New England cities
Tor eighteen months past.
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REsIGNED.-SecOnd Lieut.. Albert D. Niskern,
10th infantry, has resigned, from the Sth June.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York stock Market,
The following are the opening and 500 pm pricas
o. the New YORK STOCK Market a. rsporte1 Ny Special
wire 70 H. II. Dodge, $50 18TH street:
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Name.
Name.
Raltinnors, Nlark efs.

HALTlMOKE Nd. June 9-yirginia SKIES. past due
64h; North Carolina skies. old. 1914 bid to-day
HALTIM0kE Apsa June e.-Cotton firm and quiet
soninsrn steady and quiet: red, S5sSS; amber: sc.
s s. wsstera lower closing dull No. winter red
. xSSSSss S Sa;s, sspss@6sT
AMY .zT,taz' Aususs, Asf .sksd: OsE easier and
o9Sasa s aud PennsyyeriA 34aSS; western
.a0; Provisions steady and dull: Butter higher
and auiet-Kio cargoes, Ordinary "a fair. 5ls2lX
S9c1csri SSpPsr refined steady, SNsex Whisiy gqist
erpooi per steamer Quiet-cotton. I'd; dour, ls.3d.
IA nio Sshe, secsipts- 1913 bsrrsls: whsst
Susns!s rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments-dour, 11.bl4
psrfoast wheat w 600 bushelA Haes-Wheak Ell, OOd
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

tsl Egg ssmSisii Saffi Sas iSsfs
PssssieS, Bsiidin. ssss y The 9i't..ss g cci.m
ossa.s Ri0sr sor nd. ssess &c sitter aesP:
1877: Ill.,; !; r. S
y TIL: wss e ,sd By
which ]. nov Snil q Ho@.:ss.d on so
COM. q 4: s.:s1lnss IA aaass S yisT Tend
that 9 si@oss Constant during lie summer. II:
c1
e sa o.
4 window bricE house: I'll m l. price s3 $50: room
pres bsiss g l0ss 8 nv cosssss 81 BRIGHT
re ss9s' q q
, :. s.'' ali in E5; "a So \
EoR sALE-i3 PER CENT INvEsTMENT-3
s'ssSs isd II HSR'a ioio ssss
FSH SAIF{hEAY TTIs % ISJT
: ss !. Ss.:s:.s ssS
Park 81 n sso96 s:. Ssi sssma
s:2S s:;s ss.tss s!ss each Sssss
n e ave 4 dSss.p,
+. az Il =, near =. syes $4,000; st. near 81
S;:: :sS5o 4ssBSsSs sfAEf ni;i
Tor sALE-ON SOUTH SIDE OF F ST, Be
tween LIST and I'd sits, ne, elegant 7-room Brick.
ss:s
Tor sALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE FINE
f 81 lste SssyesS md The DE-
VERY GREAT AND THE CHANCE TO BUY Is
sSss 0EsfEEEsD 5o Ess Sss 18th
EoR sALE--A RARE OPPORTUNITY. WE HAVE
~ Tor sale WEIL-BUILT HOUSE, and JUST Be
ING COMPLETED on St. between North Capitol
and LIST Of. east fnorth side) for $4,000
jest HILL JOHNSTON 73S 18th at NV
EoR sALE-F1vE NEW BRICK HOUSES; GOOD
location n W all mod imps.; 2 stories, bay
dove, press brick front %, 500 small payment down.
and balance in monthly instalments Real estate ofce
SSo +. " RANEI. je9-3t'
ICOR SALE-FRAME RESIDENCE COR 10TH AND
IS q NV; beautiful yard; house well nnished aud
IN GOOD condition; stable place; will be sold st
bargain. PkESBREY GREEN, 528 7th at. je9-6t
Tor SALES ST., NEAR 10TH 81. n W; EIGHT
- rooms oesuufniiy nnished; $4,000. 1896 18th
9th ST. near g NV; six rooms; stable ;S4, 900.
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AN ALLEGATION SAID TO BE MADE BY A COLORED
AAN-NO OFFICIAL CHARGE MADE.
The Alexandria Gazette publishes reports that
it has received from Manassas, Va, affecting the
character Of Rev. Francis NJ. Todd, who has had
charge OF the Presbyterian church at Manassas
and other places In Prince william County, Va
The charges are made, so the Gazette is informed
by colored man. The allegation is that after
preaching at Nokesvtlle MIR. TODD escorted
young woman to her home and
while on their way thither the colOred man
discovered them in compromising position. The
colored man, after spreading q scandalous report
OF the affair." was locked up, and 1t Is alleged that
Todd. report Is in circulation In Alexandria the
Gazette says that MI. Todd has left Prince william
county, but the report Is not verified The Gazette
says also that it is said the matter will be fnyesI
gated BY the washington Presbyt terry, which meets
In Washington shortly
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SOLD FOR A round MnIIoN.-The rights fran
chises rolling and real estate OF the Pitts
burg and Western Railroad Co were sold at Pitts
burg yesterday to Thomas II. Coster, OF New York.
for 81 ,000, 600 Mr. COster represents Drexel Nor
gan Co.. and is one Of the reorganization CON-
mittee OF the stockholders OF the Pittsburg and
western road. The sale was on the suit OF the
Mercantile Trust Co. Of New York. at whose I'm
stance the property was placed In the hands OF a
receiver several years ago. President Gallery, OF
the Pittsburg and western Co., says that the sale
was merely part OF the reorganization scheme,
and to take the property out or the hands OF the
receiver
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The DlStr1ct Commissioners have not yet taken
any action on the question Of extending the fire
limits. Commissioner Webb declines to say any.
tnlng In regard to the matter. While open to con-
v1ctton, he and Col Ludlow are said to be both In
favor OF extending the limits to the boundaries Of
the city.
TIE FIRE ESCAPE COMMISSION
met az O'Clock p. m. to-day TO hear the argu-
mentS OF various Baltimore and Washington In
ventors who have not had an opportunity to pre-
sent their devices
BUILDING PERMITS
Uanenhower Son, to erect four brick dwellings,
5000, numbered 1901 to 2307, In alley in square
50; Cavanaugh, to erect brick dwelling, $500,
numbered go East Capitol street northeast; NJ.
Cochfane to erect six brick dwellings, g, 500,
numbered 1921 In alley; Geo. Freeman. to
erect brick dwelling and store, a, 500, numbered
1920 and 1922 32d street, West WashingtOn; c. W..
Morris, to erect brick dwelling, 81 900, numbered
71S Sth street southwest; Samuel Norment, to
erect three brick dwellings, 400, numbered 11S
TO erect three brick dwellings, $1,000, numbered
lis, l2O and 122 street northwest; Watkins
TOls0n, to erect brick dwelling and store 81 600,
on Nichols avenue; Louis HeiSs, to alter No. 400
ga street northwest, $50; w. +. Nash, to alter
NO 500 street northwest, $500; Mrs. j. Keisinger,
10 after NO. 12O9 18th street northwest, s., 300.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have informed VIM. Ballan-
tyne that the contract for school books will be
awarded this year under the same conditions as
now prevail The contractors for furnishing school
books will be required to furnish books to all ind-
gent pupils at contract prices, and they will have
the privilege OF having their place OF business
printed on the lists OF books given out to pupils.
The board for the examination Of plumbers
recommend that J. Cunningham, j. F. Koran, w.
s. Anderson, and JnO. Mitchell be admitted to
register as master plumbers.
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LIGHTNING KNocKs OUT FIVE HUNDRED Men,
mine at Hancock. Mich, Tuesday night Tie ire
men were unable 10 prevent the spread OF the
were totally destroyed. s. d. North & sons store
and stock were damaged TO the extent OF 81, 500
The loss on the Quincy building Is $4,000. Five
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FRANK J. T1BBETs. secretasy.
n. D. NORTON. Assistant secrseary.
Nv. DREW,
ap4-Sn Agent for the District Of Columbia.
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TROUBLE ABOUT AN ALLRYwAY.-Green B. Raum
has filed bill against the District to restrain the
latter from interfering with his use OF the west
and estaSIisMns an alley thereon Sc Ne States states
that he is the owner OF part OF sub lot on Rhode
Island avenue, between 18th and l4th streets, and
states that in october, 1856, he commenced the
erection OF two houses thereon; that defendant
caused him to destst and elected him from the
west nve feet. He claims that a subdivision made
In 1853 Is the true subdivision, and the one the
Commissioners are acting under OF September 2l,
1871, embraced ground to which the party had no
title,
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A Place Of Rest.
,-fha RnonElrn Eaula

Bob Burdette in the Brooklyn Eagle.
"Where shall We go TO this summer, dear?n
asked Mrs. Fyaway. "Well, let's see, replies her
husband, 'last winter we got malaria in Florida?r
''Yes, and the alngators got your pointer dog "
"And the preceding summer we got the rheu-
matism In the mountafns?" "We did, and the
bears got my little skye terrier" ..And the sum-
mer before that we went to the seashore and got
bed by the mosquitoes and the landlord" yes I.
"And the summer before that we went into the
country and the children were laid up all summer
with ivy poiSon?" 81 remember" swell, IL felt
as strong as used to I'd like frst-rate to take
vacation this summer, but I'm feeling kind OF
weak and listless, and I'm afraid couldn't stand
iJ. Let's stay at home and rest this year."
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CANE TO SHOW THEY WERE NOT MURDERED
Mary CumiSkey and Belle Livingston stopped on
at Railway, n j., yesterday afternoon on their way
to Newark from Summervllle, S. c., to inform the
authorities that neither OF them was the victim Of
the murder that occurred here little more than
two months ago. Each OF these girls was In turn
supposed to have been the dead girl They have
been away from this part OF the country long
the police station, but found no one there, and
then called at the photograph gallery, looked at
the photographs OF the victim, and then sat for
pictures OF themselves. They both look something
like the murdered girl, especially the eldest one,
Mary CumiSkey,
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An ALLEGED ARMY OFFICERS SUICIDI.-The San
Francisco police are much mystired over the case
OF man who registered at the Brooklyn Hotel In
that city, as Victor Moret, OF Chicago, and who
committed suicide by means OF laudanum He
came TO San Francisco first on February 23 last
and then registered under the name or Major X. A.
Murray, or Brooklyn, y. Y. The police have been
watching all Murray's movements. They al flrst
believed he was X. c. Murray wanted Ia the East
Capt. Lees, who had the stranger under surveil-
lance said: "When Murray came here he had
considerable money and Jewelry. He took a box
at the safe-depost company. Four days later
he left the hotel. TO room with q family on
Turk street, and remained there about four days
He then went 10 1--we with another private family
on the same street. He represented himself as
Major Murray, or the United states Army and
always told the story OF being sent by the Gov
eminent on secret business connected with an In
vestlgation." There is no Major X. A Murray on
the Army Register
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court toPeter F.
Bond and Jane E. Marks; Robt. Plummer and
Martha A. Deviel; Frank Wilson and Blanche Ste
vens; Jno Z. Coleman and Fannie Jump; r. j.
Eckersun and Kate Ii. Kimball; Henry Bodenstein
and Josephine Walter, OF FOrestvtlle Md. Henry
Ashton and Sarah Berthir; John Weber and Mary
Z. Forrest.
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The match trotting race arranged to take place
at BrfghtwOod to-day between Mr.. Higgins b. z.
Bay Dick and j. H. MOrrowS Oh. M. Adelaide has
been postponed until next Friday.
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HIS UMBRELLA SAVED MANY LryEs-An atrempt
was made yesterday TO wreck the 4 80 D. IN West
ern express on the Western Maryland Railroad
tween Shippensburg and Chambersburg, Pa, and
found four ties piled across the rails. The train
was In sight, going at full speed He opened his
saw IL, put On the brakes, and succeeded In stop.
ping his train within few OF the ties. There
were q large number OF passenger on the train.
The officfas are making strenuous efforts TO dis
cover the perpetrators.
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EOR SALE-2224 CLEVELAND AVE n W..
wo-story press brick house. stone trimmings, six
LOO part caah balance to suit. Inquire ]. GER
MULLER. 5l37th 1t, NV, taH. 3ts
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
NJ, II; pm, IS; maximum. SO; minimum, Is.
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% window brick house: al m: l. price % $50: room
a9 # sSas: 81
$500; l96 .cfss Of ground mile from terminus Of
St carr, all in cultivation, price $500.
JOHN F, WAGGAMAN.
ieQ-3t S0i and ana AZ - No
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MISS EARLE'S SCHooI--The annual commence
ment OF the Misses Earle's Young Ladies' School
Che Cedars), West Washington, was held Tues
day evening. There are some thirty pupils. Sew
eral were graduated-the first OF this SchoOl-and
others were honorably mentioned Good music,
vocal and instrumental, was rendered. This
largely Of late to need the new and fine building
JUST erected alOnside. Miss Earle, the principal
was lately offered the presidency OF educational
institution at the North, and declined.
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POSTAL CAnD SFA1IoN Az CAlcA0o-The nrst in
stallment OF postal cards for the distributing sta
tion recently established at Chicago Yves cent out
from the nanufactory to-day. All the post ofices
IN that locality win Eeceve their postal cards from
this station.
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EOR 6ALE-E1GHr sIx-ROOM BAY-WINDOW
Bricks mod tmps., tn NV. section Of city, all in
rstclass order, and under rent paying ~ per cent
As an investment no better in the city Price $4,000
each terms easy. c. g. BERRYMxN
my24 eo2m Attorney-at-Law, SOP F Ut. NV
TOR sALE.BEAUTIFULs SUBURBAN COTTAGES,
furnace choice lots, 6Ox100 rss pipes all in house
new and attractive For the price at which this can
now Dc had there nothing desirable In the District
teS-Jt CUTTER NIMEk, 1923 ct.